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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-18
BELLAIRE.

The Y. W. c. T. Union made nice sum
out of its festival.
While two boys were playing on the
bank Of the creek yesterday, Rollin Grip
pen fell in the water and would have been
drowned had it not been for Id N named
Carter, who pulled the boy out.
There will be picnic at Hart1hstein's =
Grove to-day.
The first wheat in this section was cut
at Sardis on Wednesday.
The merchants who find IL necessary 10
burn their refuse paper In One streets, have
been notified TO stop It. Since the intro
duction Of natural gas, using the street IL
abou. their only recourse, unless the stuff
is piled in stOreboxes or in the cellar. The
average merchant has no time TO carry q
bit of paper tO the corporation limits every
time be sweeps. Paper is burned on the
streets in large cities, besides most places
have garbage cart. II the city wants TO
he tony" she should start q wagon To
gather up the refuse.
The School Board at liz last meeting re-
elected its old corps Of teachers with the
exception Of Misses Morrison, Robinson
and Zane. These ladies have made efficient
teachers Mis- Morrison was not an ap-
plicant for reelection. The Board thought
IL wise to employ all home teachers a. far
NJ possible. Mis- Robinson at times
found il difficult 10 arrive here from
Wheeling Island in time for school. The
new instructors are Misses Emma Little
ton, Flora Heatherington, Lulu Deeney
and Minnie Workman.
Ascend ward chap was arrested for
abusing his wife.
John Damn. OF the Wheeling club, was
down seeing his friends last night.
The Arthur Love Company gave another
performance at the Elysian Theatre, last
night Hans" Criswell took leading
part.
Some fellow shot load Of buck shot at
dog on Rose Hill. The dog suffers, m
does also q child Of John Rock.
The soldiers Of this city earnestly re-
solved 10 enter a protest against the return
Of captured flags 20 the Southern States.
The MasOHs OF this city are making
preparations to entertain the lodges at
Wheeling and Bebwood that visit them on
Tuesday evening
The horse oi the Wheeling Bakery Co.,
nan Of yesterday and damaged the wagon
by coming in contact with Sehmulbaeh's
beer wagon
Fish Commissioner John @. Hofer ne
csiyed Thursday from Troy, New York.
50, 900 silver eeis, which were distributed
a. follows In capfinz creek near Arm
strong, 5000; in Short creek, 10, 600; In
Cross creek, 10,000; in MeMahou's creek,
5000, and in fhe Ohio river at upper
wharf boat, 1000. The fish arrived in
BeIlaire in fine condition, IN charge II Mr.
Curtis, who Is employed BY the Ohio State
| Fish and Came Commission.
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THOMAS SEA
J. H. JACKSON, Private Secretary.
Peace Preferred to Cherished Relics.

Peace Preferred to Cherished Relics.
To the Editor Of M World,
ATLANTA, GA, June l6.-EOur tele-
gram asking my views on the proposition
to return Southern flags received. When
the proposition first reached me, / re-
garded it rs additional evidence of restored
concord and fraternal sentiment. As such
my heart responded most warmly to the
movement, but Us a portion, of the North
ern press and people seek to make it the
occasion for renewed estrangement and
bitterness would prefer to leave the flags
where they are. speak as an individual
and ex-soldier mot as Goyernor) and with
ont consultation, but l believe this will
be found to be the sense and sentiment of
the Southern people. We are weary of
strife and hate. We want peace and good
will, and prefer these to q return of even
50 cherished relics, if their return Is to be
made at such cost.
J.B. GORDON. Governor.
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SuicIde-shot Her Husband.

STEUBENvHLE, O., June 17.-Mrs.
John earns, the wife of farmer living
near MingO, committed suicide by taking
a dose Of Paris green in glass of milk,
and died from the effects of the poison last
night III health was the cause.
Mrs. Jane Mcdonald, of this city, at
tempted to kill her husband John to-day,
by firing two shots at him from a revolver.
Some time since Mcdonald deserted his
family, and to-day when his wife asked
him for money he laughed at her. One of
the shots took effect in his leg, but is not
seriOnS
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THE FLAGS.

The Official Record of the Presentation
of the Battle Flag Proposition.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE official
record of the presentation of the battle
flags proposition to the President consists
of the following letter from Adjutant
Drum, and its endorsement by Secretary
EndicOtt.
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A New Coke Syndicate.
" u y As-N DINVAIi
Secretary of War.

New YORK, June lit is reported
here, on what seems to be most excellent
authority, that a new Connellsville coke
syndicate is now in process of formation,
which for strength and integrity, shall
rival a fortress of adamant The goats
who make coke to use themselves are to
be carefully separated and excluded from
the sheep who make coke TO sell. H. c.
Frick $50 il is repOrted) is to be the boss
shepherd tnO relation to the whilOm
Washington, d. c., party). The syndi-
cate OF English and Americans which re-
Gently purchased the Hostetter- Bagaley
property and from whom the furnace own
ers have expected so much in the way OF
competition and independence it is now
asserted with confidence and positiveness
are parties to this new coke pool.
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Dedication Day.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, June 1.-THE
city to-day was profusely decorated in
honor of the unveiling of the monument
erected by the city in memory Of the
soldiers and sailors dead. Trains on all
the roads were crowded, and the streets
were a mass OF humanity. The day was
strictly observed and business of all kinds
was suspended. The services were impOs-
ing.
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wapts Tbem Burued.

CHICAGO, June 17.-Gen. I. L. ROsser,
of Virginia, who is in the city, on being
questioned in regard to the proposition to
return the 'rebel" flags, said:
''What in Gods name do we want them
returned foI? What will we do with
them? The South does not want them.
Virginia does not desire hens, if there are
any. / say let's send all those relics OF
that 'unpleasantness' to Washington and
there make a big bonfire Of them. We
should outlive those factional ideas, and
for one don't favor hanging those flags in
Virginia's State Capitol, or any other, for
an eye-sore to future generations
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BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. Peter Kuhn, of MOurDe eouuty.
has returned home after . months yisit
with his non Nicholas Kuhn.
Charley Trueman crippled himself yes
tefday, by striking his lex against nm open
drawer In the c. x p. freight ofiios.
William Stewart, Of Pittsburg. General
Freight Agent Of the Pennsylvsnia K. X.
Co., was in the city yesterday. This u
ML Stewar's frt visit In fifteen yean.
The festival held by the Valley, Satur-
day, both schools petted $2l.O0.
Word has been received that X. X. Nc
Conabey. formerly Of this place, but now
Of Harold, Kansas, will shortly leave that
place and move some where In Virginia.
Miss Lee Mitchell who has iesn quite
sick for some time past, is convsle.cset.
Mrs. Heyalsnd, OF Brocktou, Mass, 10
here again The guest Of her dsoght<s Mrs
Jas. Cox.
A cave In. under the furnace nd The
Bridgeport glass factory was Of such .
nature n 10 suspend operations, and elose
down two weeks sooner than they would
have done had it not occurred.
A lawn fete win be given next Thurs-
day evening at the residences Of Capt. wm.
Clark, Brookside. The occAsion is under
the auspices Of the Presbyterian eosgsEs-
ton Of this place.
Koehnfne Bros. received fne new lee
WAGON from Cincinnati Friday evening"
Proposals. are being received By Cosseil
for about 800 feet Of crossings 10 Re laid In
Kirkwood.
The Y. NJ. G. A. have made IN arrsnes-
meut with the Pr0bytesian cosspeQtton
whereby they will he allowed the ~pse of
the Y. N. c. A. pasiors, during the comisG
six months, for all church purposes. Ths
Pfubyterians viii bold Sabbath school and
church there to-morrow at The usual hsers.
The entertainment given in the Nam
moth rink, Thursday night, by the Goldss
Eagles, WA grand success In every pas-
ticniar.
Mr.. Harry, one Of Min Ella Dillon's ps-
pills, gave very ereditsble perfosmabce at
the entertainment Of the Golden EsxIss.
)
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RICHMOND, Va, June 16.
To the Editor Of the World:
l reply to your telegram by saying that
the action of the Government in ordering a
return of the Southern battle flags is re-
garded as a proof that, in the opinion Of
the Executive, the Southern States can
preserve the memories of the past and still
do their whole duty as eO-equal States to
a common union in the present and in the
future. FITZHUGH LEE, Governor.
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BASE BALL NOTES.
The ladies were out in force.
The applause was terrific at times.

The applause was terrific at times.
Some of the uniforms were very nobby.
1t was hot contest in more senses than
one.
The grounds are in first class condition
for Mondays game.
The Pill Rollers had to retire Sadler and
put List in the box.
There ia good material in both mines.
What the boys want is practice.
The ladies intend turning out in force
Monday to fill up the new stand.
Everybody votes the Island Park one Of
the best ball grounds within three hun
dred miles.
Try no pitcher whose name begins with
b. Beach, Bennett and Baldwin. That
letter is a Jonah. .-SteubenriHr Gazette.
The unlucky letter does not appear in
either the name Of Clark or Miller.
The Delta club, Of Rowelsburg, and the
Rough and Ready club, of Morgantown,
will play d game of ball at the former place
on the oath inst, for the championship Of
the State. There will be excursion rates
on the Il. ~ u, ana large crowd IN eh-
pected.
Manager Curry, Of the Sandusky club,
has generously refused to protest the game
won by Wheeling, with Eastman in the
box Mr.. Curry is gentleman and under
stands the game Of base ball, several
League papers to the contrary notwith-
standing.
A telegram TO the Pittsburg Commercial
Gazette says that Thursday afternoon
Mike Hobright and George Poth, members
OF the Steubenville ball club, quarreled
over a trivial matter. Hobright drew n
pocketknife and slashed Poth across the
face, inflicting two ugly though not dan
gerous wounds. Manager Nicholson inn
mediately released Hobright and tele-
graphed for new left fielder. Hobright
eluded arrest by leaving on the next train
for his home in Wheeling.
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AFrNEe GAME.
The Pan-Handies Laid Out by the PHI
Founders.

The Pan-HAndles LAID out py tno I'm
Founders.
The game OF base ball, at the Island
Park, yesterday afternoon, between the
Pan-Handles and Pill Rollers, attracted
about four hundred spectators who braved
the terrors Of the hot sun for about two
hours and half 10 see very exciting
game. The boys took the field about halt
past three o'clock in the following posi-
tions: Pill Rollers-Dinger, c., Sadler, p.,
Lukins, 1st., Heinlein, ID, Irwin, 3D.,
Carson, S., Bowie, IT,, Dorsey. m, List,
ri. Pan-Handle-Goudy, c., Walton, 3D.,
Beall, 1st, Trainer, p, Bette, If, Dovener,
ID, Day, m, Bachman, IT., Copp, IS.
Delaplaine acted rs umpire for the flrst five
innings, and then gave place to Robert
Sheppard, who saw the game through.
Dinger, for the Pill Rollers, and Goudy,
for the Pan. Handles, were the stars, each
making i've runs during the game. The
PAM Handles opened the game brilliantly,
making six runs in the first
inning, against one for their
opponents, but the Pill-Rollers pulled up
in the second inning, rolling out four runs,
and following these with i've more in the
third. The Pan-Handles only made one
in the second, but by hard slugging, made
atotal of five in the third, putting them
two ahead. This lead they lost in the
fifth, however, and were white washed in
the sixth, while the Pill-Rolles made
four. This settled the contest, virtually,
although the Pan-Handles blanked their
opponents in the seventh. Following is
the score bY innings:
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LET us HAVE PEACE.
THIS Is THE SENTIMENT IMPRESSED BY
SOUTHERN GOVERNORS
Ihs Phs Desired Only as an Additional Bond Of
Friendship Between North and SOuth-Ths
New York Rdiors-YariOas Opinions on
he Maner-fhe War in Ohio.

NEW YORK, June 17.-Prior to the Is
sue ofthe Presidents letter to the Secre-
tary Of War resembling the order for the
return of the flags, the World addressed a
telegraphic inquiry to the Governor of
every State in the Union, asking for his
views upon the order.
The following were among those re-
ceived last night:
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A Simple Matter of Endurancs.

CHICAGO, June l7.-Both parties to the
building dispute are now more determin-
ed than ever to hold out to the bitter end
since Yesterdays meeting, and though the
bricklayers have not yet discharged their
Arbitration Committee they are becoming
more and more averse TO taking any action.
The fight has now narrowed down to q
simple matter Of endurance.
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Alarming spread of Socialism.

LONDON. June L, The German papers
are again calling attention to the alarming
increase of Socialism, throughout the Em-
pire and q persistent activity OF the Social
lists in spite Of the efforts Of the police 10
suppress them. The country is filed with
Socialistic litemture and the efforts Of the
authorities TO prevent its disemi-
nation seem 20 he futile. The
police authorities throughout the
country have received instructions TO
deal with the question vigorously and
have been warned that each head Of
department will be held personally re
sponsible for his neglect or failure 10 pro-
hibit socialistic gatherings or prevent the
distribution OF seditious pamphlets within
his jurisdiction. Especial attention, too,
has been called TO the Governments belief
that the rapid growth Of Socialism has
been largely due to the fact that many Of
the police have been in sympathy with Il,
and have rendered passive assistance 70 its
teachings, and warning Is given that tho
giving Of such aid, passive or active, will
be considered as reasonable act and the
offender dealt with accordingly.
In accordance with the new orders the
police Of Magdeburg raided house well
known rs a Socialist headq uarten yester.
day. Nothing was found TO indicate the
character OF the place until one Of the
raiding party stumbled over nm iron ring
IN the cellar. Procuring lights and calling
assistance he and his companions raised
large stone 10 which the ring was attached
and found beneath flight Of steps leading
TO most complete printing establishment
connected by wide and well constructed
tunnel with the house across the
street, occupied by man Of estimable rep
utation, and who had upon all occasions
been among the foremost In denouncing
Socialism and its evils. In the printing
office were great quantities Of literature
from the presses, and in the house reached
by passing through the tunnel were two
tons Of pamphlets, packed, boxed and
ready for shipment when opportunity for
getting them out Of the house unobserved
should arrive. The literature was seized
and destroyed and the occupants Of both
houss earrested.
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Louisiana Wants Them.

BATON ROUGE, La, June 10.
To the Editor Of the World:
/ think the Southern battle flags should
be returned. The sections have been grad
ually tending toward peace and fraternal
relations, and the return of these flags,
endeared to the heroic men who suTren.
dered them by many associations of home
and battle, will further strengthen the
bonds of the nation. | have asked their
return to the various commands in this
State, and the occasion will be made one
Of rejoicing S. B. MCENERY,
GOyprDDr
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Frcltemsnt In the Cofree Market.

New YORK, June 1.-THE coffee mar
ket opened excited, $50 points or nearly 2
cents per pound below the close yesterday
on all months. 1t is reported that large
house is in trouble and win probably sue
cumb. July, 1925 bid; August, 1870;
September, 1919: October, IL; November,
1905.
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Ors tE.nalar., s,r,,,.s.,,,,

CLEVELAND, June 1.-THE strike of
1,2OO ore handlers was settled tonight.
The Cleveland and Pittsburg r. r. Co.
agreed to pay 81 per day, and the contrae-
tor at the New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio
docks will do the same. All hands will
go to work tomorrow and there will be no
delay TO ore vessels at this port.
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As a pointer for our Republican friends
and to set down irreyOCably on the South,
we propose the following ticket: For Pres
ident, General LUCIUs 5. FAIRCHILD, OF
New York. For Vice President, General
]. NJ. TUrTLE, of Iowa.
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COLUMBUS, June 16.-The following is
one of numerous kilograms received by
Gov Foraker:
RANSOM REED PosT, G. A. R.,
MARYsvILLE, June 16.
To Hon. J. B. Foraker:
DEAR SIR AND COMRADE:-In behalf OF
the above named Post accept my congratu-
lations for your stand in matter OF the
rebel flags, and permit me to tender to you
the services of the 3OS members of my Post
at any time if necessary to that end. The
can not be told at MarysvIlle.
Believe us, yours in F., c. and l..
ID. 4. ELLIOTT, =. G.
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sArURE,s HIGHWAY.

Ohlo.
The marks at Pittsbufg last ssening IN
diczfed 2 and 2-l0 fact,
The MARKS at tho IasdiDg lat night n
diezted feet inehes and faliisx
Con NcDonald II the pwtssr sfCapl
Ton Partner at fhs vhssl a ~ J. g.
Aesca.
Ths elegant steamer Lsah A. Gha1sv,
viii be to-day's Cncinnad pseks4 ln1glor
1t P. m, Cspt Annqn Davb = egn5Q
nd chaKiis RssvU & y 80. g
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A DISTRESSING COUGH may be al
leyiated, and sore throat, hoarseness and
bronchial affections promptly cured by .
few doses Of DR.. J. H. MeLean's Tar Wine
Lung Balm. 25 cents q bottle.
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LAKE Steamer Champlain burned at
Charleroix, Mich, aud twenty lives are
known To have been lost
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me-f R~rasrxabIs

in ifs effects, and most usefai In IL sppH-
cation The fragrant S0z0DpST has become
the most popular pentrifce In existence.
'Th used and praised by everybody.
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The cable brings the news that Social
ism is spreading in Germany. This is in
the nature of a chestnut"
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A SUSPECTED dynamiter with a suspic-
ious wooden box has been taken from the
Steamer AdriaGc by the Queenstown
authorities.
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A BRIGHT fire was noticed about 3
'elOek this mOrning, in West W heeling,
Hs it was to) late learn the csuse OF
blIzA
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Now THAT that the wheat and coffee
cliques have been dOwned these markets
are adjusting themselves to natural cOndi-
tions
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER
PRESIDENT CLEvELAND's action was

For West Virginia, tair weather, nearly sta
tiOuary temperature, southwesterly winds.
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H,eb Grade California wines,

Absolutely pure and reliable. Send for
mice list. ID. Rich x Co,
733 Broadway.
New York CITY.
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North CaroIiua,s Governor.

RALEIGH, n. c., June Is.
To Hs Editor Of the World:
1t is the best possible disposition of the
flags and gives great satisfaction 10 us.
T. NJ. SCALES, Governor.
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DISTRICT Assembly 80 is in bad way
and appears to be on the verge OF diSsolu-
tiOn.
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EDITOR O'BRIEN received a grand Oya-
ton on bis arrival at the other side.
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To dream of a pOnderOus whale,
If the weather is warm,

To dream of pOnderous whale,
Erect on the tip Of his tail,
Is sign Of storm
(If the weather is warm),
Unless it should happen to tail.
Dreams don't amount to much, anyhow.
Some signs, however, are infallible. II
you are eonstipated, with no appetite,
tortured with sick headache and bilious
symptoms, these signs indicate that you
need DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgatiye Pei
lets. They VIII cure you. All druggists.
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QUEEN VICTORIA has taken refuge from
the Fenian dynamiters in Windsor Castle.
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A Noted Man Gone.

North ADAMS, MASS, June 17.-Ex-
President Hopkins, of Williams College,
died this morning.
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A MISSING COUNTESS.
DIDrHR COUNTESS cANPOs RLoPg, OR WAS
SHE ABDUCTED.
Conflicting Statements Regarding The Alleged Abdnc-
tOn--frreh NOolsmsa Inplicaisd-Qpssn
VI at Windsor Castle -0Bria Given
Rossing WeloauA

PARIS, June 1.-THE Poltaire asserts
that the Countess Campos consented to 90
with the man who was supposed to have
kidnapped her yesterday. 1t says the pair
are now in Brussels.
The governess Of the Countess Campos,
who was with her mistress ut the time she
was carried away, denies that the Counties
submitted willingly to being abducted.
1t is asserted that several young French
noblemen assisted in the abduction. The
lover Of the young lady is believed to b
viscount who was formerly secretary 70 the
Duc d'Aumale
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League and Association Games.

At Baltimore:-BrowDs Z; Baltimore J.
At Observation-Disclosures o; Cleve-
land 2.
At MISUNDERSTANDING l3; Phil.
adelphia Z.
At lndianapolis-Pittsburg o; Indianap-
oils 4.
At Chicago-Detroit IA; Chicago 10.
At Boston-New York 9; ROst0n !.
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GOV. JOSEPH FORAKER fought and bled
to defeat States Rights and now he is
rampant to hold the right of Ohio to keep
her rebel flags against the whole United
States Army if necessary. One Post in the
State has telegaphed him it has sos men
at his,service, presumably ready to shOul-
der arms and march on to the White
House. 1t is lucky President CLEVELAND
rescinded his order in time or the fiery
young man at Columbus might have de-
clared war against him.
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FAST BREAKING UP.

MARK HOPKINS, once President o
Williams College is dead.
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With q Country Boy Pitcher.

AKRON, O.. June 17.-Akron, with q
country boy pitcher, to-day defeated Mans.
field in a well contested game. The score:
ISSISGs.....I 3 4 = 90 50
Akron ...................O 90 90 3 . .
Mansfield. l o. 3 % o o. 9
Batteries, Akron, Sisler and McLaney;
Mansfield, Miller and Grumbling; base
hits, Akron II, Mansfield Is; errors, Akron
4, Mansfield Z; umpire, Stelberger.
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IRIS estimated that $40, 600, 600 was lost
in Chicago by the wheat furry.